Dan Sketcher

Because ruby-gpgme is a wrapper for the C code, the errors are sometimes obtuse and not immediately helpful. How was the key exported, as in, was it a GPGME export?...

Yeah, using the `GPGME::Ctx` classes is fine, and if that works for you, then no problem. I tend to use keys in the keychain, so rather than importing the keys...

I'd completely forgotten I'd written this :) Now integrated into the Readme! https://github.com/ueno/ruby-gpgme#round-trip-example-using-keychain-keys

Use GPGME 1.4, or a dummy pinentry program per https://github.com/ueno/ruby-gpgme/pull/126 or see the note on the pinentry loopback in the same PR

Hey @duckdalbe - it's a pretty big question there. Is there a specific function(s) that you're in need of? No point doing work no-one needs, but if there's demand that's...

Hey ueno, I used it for a while and it worked well for me. I don't have much time or skill in C but I could help somehow..

I can still do the Gem publishing, that's ok I'm tooled up for it. Lacking time at the moment so happy to do it when you tag me, otherwise @ueno...

I've started having a look at this - there's a bunch of tests intended to be skipped when using incompatible versions, but I think it's not quite set up right....

2.0.14 just released, can you confirm this is now fixed?

GPG Pinentry popups usually imply to me that GPG V2 is installed, so perhaps there is a difference in the path of that GPG binary. I do something like this...